Climate change is set to have a greater impact on the economy than the COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a new report from Deloitte Access Economics. The report, A new choice: Australia's climate for growth, found if climate change goes unchecked ...
In August 2019, the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) found that since the mid-1990s, the proportion of Aussies carrying a mortgage into retirement had more than doubled to 45%. While more of us are holding a mortgage between the ...
Over the course of this year, many Australians have seen volatility in global sharemarkets as a buying opportunity. And many of those who have been active look different to past investors. The face of investors is changing, driven by a combination of ...
Selecting quality care for ageing parents is much tougher under COVID-19. Before the pandemic, nursing homes were viewed as a safe place for frail parents who couldn't live on their own. But COVID-19 has exposed the risks of poorly run facilities. Not ...
The internet superhighway just keeps getting faster, which has the potential to make our lives better and more efficient. Companies that have taken advantage of this growth have grown at staggering rates like Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google to name ...
In the not too distant past, peer-to-peer (P2P) lending was seen by some investors as a way to fund (and earn interest from) loans at any time, at any size, at any investment grade and at any interest rate. If a borrower was willing to accept or be ...
Superannuation accounts should not make for a collector's pastime. Multiple accounts mean multiple sets of fees, multiple sets of paperwork, multiple performance metrics to keep track of, and overlapping insurance cover. Only under some circumstances ...
Confused about superanunation? We know it's easier to get on top of things when you know the lingo. So here are some super terms you might like to know better. 1. Beneficiary Your beneficiary is the person you want your super benefit to be paid ...
If you're under 25 and you fall ill, get injured or have an accident, you probably don't have insurance to help you out. Up until October last year, you did have insurance cover through your superannuation fund, but the government's Protecting ...
The COVID-19 Superannuation Early Release Scheme has now seen 3.3 million Australians withdraw funds from their super accounts - with an average amount of $7663. Depending how far away you are from retirement age, this amount could make a significant ...
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